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Nice to meet you, I’m Sweet Chicanery ☺️
I'll have to track that down. Thank you!- TACdtf
- Post #23
- Forum: Introduce Yourself !
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Nice to meet you, I’m Sweet Chicanery ☺️
Back on topic.. I'm Tim and I was born in '68. First band I loved..Kiss Guilty pleasure..Blondie Raised on the NWOBHM.- TACdtf
- Post #21
- Forum: Introduce Yourself !
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Nice to meet you, I’m Sweet Chicanery ☺️
I'm a huge UFO fan, and overplayed doesn't just apply to Love To Love. It basically applies to their entire setlist over the last 15-20 years. I get that there's 3 or 4 songs that are always played, but it was the next level down songs that never got rotated out. SChenker actually just...- TACdtf
- Post #20
- Forum: Introduce Yourself !
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Rate The Song Above You Part III
Wow, that was really nice. What an outstanding mix on that. The sound was fantastic. Really enjoyable 5 minutes of music. Says it's a cover. Don't know the original, but this was excellent. 9/10- TACdtf
- Post #2,480
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Snowy White (Official Thread)
Not a Floyd follower, so I was never really aware of how embedded he was with them, and Roger Waters later on, but I primarily know of Snowy through Thin Lizzy. I think the two albums he made with them are excellent, and I actually rate Renegade as my favorite TL album. Gonna check out that...- TACdtf
- Post #25
- Forum: 70's Music
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Review Aerosmith - Done With Mirrors (1985)
Regarding the interesting number of tracks discussion, we were still a few years away from making albums that were "CD length". There was nothing unusual about the number of tracks on DWM. It had a pretty standard album length. Master Of Puppets, which was pretty long for that era is just under...- TACdtf
- Post #25
- Forum: Album Reviews
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Review Aerosmith - Done With Mirrors (1985)
Great writeup, Magic! yeah, a lot of what you say is dead on. It has way more in common with the 70's albums than what comes after it. To me, this is the last real Aerosmith album. I would say that I was generally pleasantly surprised with Pump as a follow of to permanent Vacation, but that's...- TACdtf
- Post #24
- Forum: Album Reviews
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Five Favorite Albums Of Each Year
Night In The Ruts is by far my favorite Aerosmith album. First off, it's easily their heaviest album. There's just something...ferocious about it. It's really loose and it just oozes cool. IMO of course. The instrumental part in Think About It crushes me every time. In fact, in an interview...- TACdtf
- Post #58
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Five Favorite Albums Of Each Year
I love Blackfoot. Siogo made my 1983 list! What a great band, and Strikes is an awesome album. I considered it but it just missed the cut. For a brief period in the mid 90's, I worked with David Robinson's brother.- TACdtf
- Post #55
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Your favorite songs from 1984?
Here's 3 songs that I still love today as I did in 1984.- TACdtf
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- Forum: 80's Music
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Five Favorite Albums Of Each Year
Same! It was tough to leave Get Your Wings off of my '74 list. Toys was easy though. lol- TACdtf
- Post #50
- Forum: Book of Lists
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Five Favorite Albums Of Each Year
Banging out a couple more years before I can catch up to BeatleMatt. I posted 1981 already so.. 1982 Iron Maiden-The Number Of The Beast Judas Priest-Screaming For Vengeance Gary Moore-Corridors Of Power UFO-Mechanix Michael Schenker Group-Assault Attack 1983 Dio-Holy Diver Iron Maiden-Piece...- TACdtf
- Post #48
- Forum: Book of Lists
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My Top 20 Lists that I compiled as a kid 1973-1990
No shame at all, brother. Desolation Boulevard is one of my all time favorite albums. It's an amazing album about ten different ways!- TACdtf
- Post #88
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Styx, Foreigner & John Waite Concert Review
Yup. Totally cool.- TACdtf
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- Forum: Live Concert Reviews.
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Your Second Favorite Song From One Hit Wonders
I love Torn. Really! But I can't say I've ever heard anything else by her. -
"War Machine" Bryan Adams
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Songs That Stayed....
I turned 13 in Sept of 1981. MSG's On And On changed my whole outlook on music and opened up such a huge musical landscape for me, especially leading to my love for UFO. I was blown away by Paul Raymond's fluttering keyboard flourishes in the chorus, and Michael's hypnotic and captivating outro...- TACdtf
- Post #56
- Forum: Rock Lounge
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Review The Who- Who's Next (1971) *****
Not a Who fan, but this was the one Who album I did buy. Amazing album.- TACdtf
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- Forum: Album Reviews
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Styx, Foreigner & John Waite Concert Review
Saw Styx at Great Woods in '91 and in '96. Both with Dennis DeYoung still there. Both times they were great. I'm not really into them, but they are still putting out quality albums and people I respect really like them and still support them. I also saw Dennis DeYoung at...EPCOT..lol. He was...- TACdtf
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- Forum: Live Concert Reviews.
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Rate The Song Above You Part III
UFO, on many days, is my all time favorite band. I love most of Mechanix too, but Terri wouldn't even make my Best Of The Chapman Era playlist. It's a nice song for sure, and helps build on many of Phil Mogg's themes, but against the rest of their catalog, I find it pretty weak. 5/10 LOVE the...- TACdtf
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- Forum: Rock Lounge
